- 327
Lightbown, 99–105
Lightbown, 96–97
Lightbown, 106–108; Ettlingers, 202
Lightbown, 111–113
Lightbown, 90, 94
Covered at
length in:
Lightbown, Ch....
- 120–122 Lightbown, 122
Lightbown, 122
Lightbown, 142; Vasari, 148
Lightbown, 122;
Dempsey Lightbown, 142–143
Lightbown, 121–122
Lightbown, 120–122 Ettlingers...
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width or more, with a
rather different shape.
Lightbown, 153–156; 159; Wind, 131
Lightbown, 156
Lightbown, 156–159; Wind, 131
Dempsey uses
these identifications...
- Scienza, ed Arti. C****V. Roma: 688.
Lightbown 1989, p. 63.
Lightbown 1989, p. 61.
Lightbown 1989, p. 62.
Lightbown 1989, p. 64. Jiminez, Jill Berk (15...
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Ronald Lightbown (1932–2021) was a
noted British art
historian and curator,
specializing in
Renaissance art. He
wrote large monographs on the painters...
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National Gallery's
dated the
painting to "c. 1485" in 2017.
Scholar Ronald Lightbown dates it to "probably
around 1483",
while art
historians Leopold and Helen...
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Lightbown Aspinall is an
English wallpaper manufacturing company founded in 1854 at
Pendleton in
Greater Manchester, by
Henry Lightbown (1819–99), who...
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Grant Lightbown is a
former ****ociation
football player who
represented New
Zealand at
international level.
Lightbown made a
solitary official international...
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Patsy M.
Lightbown (born 1944 in
North Carolina, USA) is an
American applied linguist whose research focuses on the
teaching and
acquisition of second...
- Sir
David Lincoln Lightbown (30
November 1932 – 12
December 1995) was a
British politician who was the
Conservative Member of
Parliament for
South East...
